Screen production · format under reviewRelease year not recorded
Valley Girl
The Building Has Since Been Torn Down. Source timecode 0:32.
How we know
Reported by the linked source. From specialist location sources; not yet checked in person.
Place · United States of America
The Crush BarOne production filmed here.
1715 N. Cahuenga Blvd, Hollywood
- Named siteNamed site from the research source; not an exact camera position.
- 1 productionCategory under review
- Changed since filmingSource describes a former or altered site.
Access Current visitor access has not been checked. Many filming locations are private property; view from public space and respect residents.
On the map
Find itthe site, not the camera.
What happened here
The productionsthat used this place.
1 connection · 1 production
Interconnection
Connectedwhere this place leads.
Nearby placesstraight-line distance
- 1713 N. Cahuenga Blvd, HollywoodUnder 50 m1713 N. Cahuenga Blvd, HollywoodLos Angeles
- Hollywood Boulevard (between Wilcox & Cahuenga)100 mHollywood Boulevard (between Wilcox & Cahuenga)USA
- 1648 Wilcox Avenue160 m1648 Wilcox AvenueUSA
- 6340 Yucca Street, Hollywood180 m6340 Yucca Street, HollywoodLos Angeles
- 1633 Cosmo Street, Hollywood200 m1633 Cosmo Street, HollywoodHollywood
- 1638 Cosmo Street, Hollywood200 m1638 Cosmo Street, HollywoodLos Angeles
- 6383 Yucca Street, Hollywood220 m6383 Yucca Street, HollywoodLos Angeles
- Yucca Street And Ivar Avenue, Hollywood220 mYucca Street And Ivar Avenue, HollywoodLos Angeles
Sources and how we map places
This place comes from our Americas location research, drawn from specialist location sources, and has not yet been checked in person. Each production lists its own sources; a source reporting a shoot does not pin down where the camera stood.
Map precision. Named site from the research source; not an exact camera position. Research note: civic address marker; camera position unconfirmed The pin comes from google.com.
Also known as 1715 N. Cahuenga Blvd, Hollywood
Sources for this place
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